NSE Indices & Industry Watchlists - AmiBroker

Adheer · #31 27th May 2008, 01:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mfire

Halo,
Thank you Adheer for your valuable contribution to the forum.
I have difficulty in downloading watchlists to amibroker. In my database I could not find watchlist directory. Though in the database i have created maually two watchlists.
I know there could be something wrong on my part because I am not very good with these things.
I request you to explain in detail procedure. My difficulty is that i could not find watchlist directory in database to import watchlist.zip file.
Sorry to disturb.
Mohan

Were you able to identify your AmiBroker database directory ?
The simplest way to do this is to start AmiBroker, load your database and then select File (Menu) -> Database Settings ...
The Database path is displayed under General : Database Folder box.
Once you get this path, navigate to this path using Windows Explorer. It should have a sub-directory called WatchLists.
You should download and unzip the Watchlist contents in this folder.

Raju · #32 27th May 2008, 08:46 PM

Hi Adheer,
I have a query regards Buy/Sell variable.
Whenever I select scan/back test it shows me attahced error.

Kindly guide ....
Raju

mfire · #33 27th May 2008, 08:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adheer

Were you able to identify your AmiBroker database directory ?
The simplest way to do this is to start AmiBroker, load your database and then select File (Menu) -> Database Settings ...
The Database path is displayed under General : Database Folder box.
Once you get this path, navigate to this path using Windows Explorer. It should have a sub-directory called WatchLists.
You should download and unzip the Watchlist contents in this folder.

Halo
Thank you Adheer for your quick reply. My database path is F:\Sharedata\Nse Securities1. But in search & exploration I could not see watchlist subdirectory. Should I create one there. Please guide me.
Mohan

Adheer · #34 28th May 2008, 09:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mfire

Halo
Thank you Adheer for your quick reply. My database path is F:\Sharedata\Nse Securities1. But in search & exploration I could not see watchlist subdirectory. Should I create one there. Please guide me.
Mohan

Yes, you can create a WatchLists directory, or,
Using AmiBroker, you can create a sample WatchList, which in automatically create the WatchLists directory.

Adheer · #35 28th May 2008, 09:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raju

Hi Adheer,
I have a query regards Buy/Sell variable.
Whenever I select scan/back test it shows me attahced error.

Kindly guide ....
Raju

If you are using Scan or Back-Test mode to identify whether specific triggers (signals) have occurred, then you need to use the Buy/Sell signals in the AFL.
If you simply intend to find stocks that match a specific criteria, then you can use the Explore feature and specify the Filter Criteria.

e.g. Scan / Back-Test

Code:

buy = cross( macd(), 0 );
sell = cross( 0, macd() );

To Explore using a specific criteria,

Code:

Filter = cross( macd(), 0 );

Raju · #36 28th May 2008, 09:45 PM

Hi Adheer ,

Thankyou for the time and the information.

Thanking You,
Raju

rmike · #37 16th July 2008, 10:58 PM

Dear Adheer Hi!

Thanks a lot for your selfless effort. Looking forward in anticipation for your updated nse lists.

Regards,

Adheer · #38 23rd July 2008, 07:54 PM

Hello,

I will send out the updated lists this weekend. Sorry for the delay.

Adheer · #39 25th July 2008, 11:16 PM

Here are the watchlists as of July 25, 2008.
The file "nse_lists_nse_fmt.zip" is for scrips in NSE format. The file "nse_lists_*****_fmt.zip" is for scrips in Ya hoo! format (9 letters + ".NS).

Here is the list :
CNX 100
CNX 500
CNX Bank
CNX Energy
CNX FMCG
CNX Infrastructure
CNX IT
CNX Midcap 200
CNX Midcap
CNX MNC
CNX Nifty Junior
CNX Nifty Midcap 50
CNX Nifty
CNX Pharma
CNX PSE
CNX PSU Bank
FO Scrips
Industry - Abrasives
Industry - Airconditioners
Industry - Aluminium
Industry - Auto Ancillaries
Industry - Automobiles - 2 & 3 Wheelers
Industry - Automobiles - 4 Wheelers
Industry - Banks
Industry - Bearings
Industry - Brew & Distilleries
Industry - Cables - Telecom
Industry - Castings & Forgings
Industry - Cement & Cement Products
Industry - Chemicals - Inorganic
Industry - Chemicals - Organic
Industry - Chemicals - Speciality
Industry - Cigarettes
Industry - Compressors - Pumps
Industry - Computers - Hardware
Industry - Computers - Software
Industry - Construction
Industry - Consumer Durables
Industry - Cycles
Industry - Detergents
Industry - Diesel Engines
Industry - Diversified
Industry - Dyes & Pigments
Industry - Electrical Equipment
Industry - Electrodes
Industry - Electronics - Industrial
Industry - Engineering
Industry - Fastners
Industry - Fertilisers
Industry - Finance - Housing
Industry - Finance
Industry - Financial Institution
Industry - Food & Food Processing
Industry - Gas
Industry - Gems Jewellery & Watches
Industry - Hotels
Industry - Leather & Leather Products
Industry - Media - Entertainment
Industry - Metals
Industry - Mining
Industry - Miscellaneous
Industry - Oil Exploration & Production
Industry - Packaging
Industry - Paints
Industry - Paper & Paper Products
Industry - Personal Care
Industry - Pesticides & Agrochemicals
Industry - Petrochemicals
Industry - Pharmaceuticals
Industry - Plastic & Plastic Products
Industry - Power
Industry - Printing & Publishing
Industry - Refineries
Industry - Refractories
Industry - Shipping
Industry - Solvent Extraction
Industry - Steel & Steel Products
Industry - Sugar
Industry - Tea & Coffee
Industry - Telecommunication - Equipment
Industry - Telecommunication - Services
Industry - Textile Machinery
Industry - Textile Products
Industry - Textiles - Cotton
Industry - Textiles - Synthetic
Industry - Trading
Industry - Transmission Towers
Industry - Travel & Transport
Industry - Tyres

chintan786 · #40 25th July 2008, 11:42 PM

thanks a ton Adheer... and nice to see u after a long time

warm regards

chintan786

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